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Christine Christie Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Making meaning

1. Please, consider the following sentence:



"Anonymous letter could LOOM LARGE in Katrina Vetrano case"



What does "to loom large" mean?


I looked that up in the dictionary, and while I couldn't find the whole phrase, the best I could grasp was "it stirs great concern". Is it so?





2. By the way, is it GRAMMATICALLY correct to say:


"to stir concern".

  

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w=loom+large Christine Christie 2. By the way, is it GRAMMATICALLY correct to say: "to stir concern". Yes.

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  • w=loom+large Christine Christie 2.
  • By the way, is it GRAMMATICALLY correct to say: "to stir concern".
  • Yes.
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Christine Christiewhile I couldn't find the whole phrase

Try these links:

https://www.onelook.com/?w=loom+large

Christine Christie 2. By the way, is it GRAMMATICALLY correct to say: "to stir conc
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